Richardson County Commissioners vote to join Southeast Communications 911 Center
By Nikki McKim During the regular meeting of the Richardson County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, Bruce
Dusty Slay coming back to Falls City!
Comedian Dusty Slay will perform on Saturday, June 12 at the Sacred Heart practice Field, behind the school at 1820
Tigers Thompson crowned queen of Class B sprints
Story and photo by Brian McKim For Falls City’s RaeAnn Thompson, rewriting the school record books simply wasn’t
Taking it one day at a time
Story and photo by Nikki McKim Former Falls City man Joshua Murphy has had a couple of highs but more
Sheriff Department holds meet and greet; Sheriff named Admiral of Nebraska Navy
By Nikki McKim; photos by Chelsie Alexander The Richardson County Sheriff’s Department held a Meet and Greet on Saturday, April
“Perfect Storm” and miscommunication accounts for near $1.5 million request to pay City’s utility bill
By Nikki McKim During the April 5, 2021 City Council meeting, Ray Luhring, Utility Superintendent requested to take $1,500,000 from
Little Free Pantry coming back brighter and happier than ever
By Nikki McKim; photos by Chelsie Alexander The Little Free Pantry in Falls City, dedicated to helping those in need,
Maze Brothers thrill with first feature film
By Nikki McKim; still generously provided by the Omaha Film Festival Most filmmakers spend their entire careers working toward the
The COVID-19 Pandemic: One Year Later Quarantined in California
This is part three of an ongoing series about the COVID-19 Pandemic: One Year Later and how it affected Richardson
Froeschl looks to lead Falls City into the future
Story by Nikki McKim; photo by Chelsie Alexander Falls City Economic Development and Growth Enterprise (EDGE) announced last week Lucas
The COVID-19 Pandemic: One Year Later “A WWII Veteran who had lived through a lot of hard times was essentially a prisoner shut away from friends and family the last months of his life”
This is part two of an ongoing series about the COVID-19 Pandemic: One Year Later and how it affected Richardson
The COVID-19 Pandemic: One year later; “We’re really happy that we live in a community like Falls City”
This is part one of an ongoing series about the COVID-19 Pandemic: One Year Later and how it affected Richardson
Falls City natives debut Film at this weekend’s Omaha Film Fest
La Flamme Rouge, the directorial debut of the Maze Brothers, will make its world premiere at the 16th annual Omaha
Falls City citizens asked to conserve energy to avoid power outages
Temperatures are dangerously cold in the Richardson County area today. Falls City Utilities is asking that customers conserve energy both
Celebrating Kindness: Falls City Middle School awards students for empathy
By Tyler Dahlgren; Nebraska Council of School Administrators After 16 years spent working in Omaha Public Schools, Jack Bangert came
COVID-19 Vaccine online registration and notification system
Southeast District Health Department (SEDHD) has launched an online system for individuals 65 years of age and over and those
FAST Global Solutions Falls City location face capacity challenges
FAST Global Solutions, Inc., announced the need to furlough approximately 25 percent of the workforce in its Falls City location
Falls City Dollar Fresh store opens Friday, Jan. 15
By Nikki McKim Friday, January 15, will be the Falls City Dollar Fresh Store’s long-awaited grand opening. After several months
COVID vaccine reaches Richardson County
Story and photo by Nikki McKim Frontline workers at Community Medical Center were among the first in Richardson County to
The Southeast District Health Department (SEDHD) has announced that the first doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine have arrived within the district
SEDHD is working closely with the district’s healthcare partners and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to
Humboldt family loses home in fire-GoFundMe page set up to help
An early morning fire on Dec. 16 destroyed the home of Matt and Lindsay Lefler, of Humboldt. The family was
Local businesses affected by COVID hoping to have a successful holiday season
Story and photo by Nikki McKim The 2020 holiday season could be crucial for some small businesses who are attempting
CMC says inaccurate information circulating; They support distribution of COVID vaccine when it becomes available
Recently rumors have been circulating that Community Medical Center did not apply for the COVID vaccine. CMC took to social
Former Richardson County Deputy Michael Oliver passes away
Michael Oliver, a former police investigator whose work helped exonerate six people wrongly convicted of the 1985 rape and murder
Long-time Falls City business owner and community leader Bill Simon passed away peacefully
Long-time Falls City business owner and community leader Bill Simon passed away peacefully Wednesday morning, Dec. 2, 2020, at Bryan